Join us to celebrate the end of the season with an Open House at the Pierre Boulez Saal and the Barenboim-Said Akademie! Concerts, workshops, and exhibitions throughout the entire building will be dedicated to the work of George Benjamin, who will be part of the activities following his performances on the previous two evenings.
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The hr-Symphony Orchestra and the European Central Bank invite you to their open-air concert at the start of the season. Conducted by Alain Altinoglu, they promise a wonderful evening of music on the banks of the Main in Frankfurt. Over 20,000 visitors regularly enjoy these summer concerts.
Zum Saison-Auftakt lädt das hr-Sinfonieorchester mit der Europäischen Zentralbank wieder zum Open Air. In der außergewöhnlichen Atmosphäre am Frankfurter Mainufer erwartet Sie mit Chefdirigent Alain Altinoglu erneut wunderbare Musik und ein begeisternder sommerlicher Konzertabend. Mehr als 20.000 Besucher lassen sich vom hr-Sinfonieorchester regelmäßig bei den sommerlichen Konzertabenden am Ufer des Mains begeistern. Wie immer unterstützt von »Elisabethen Quelle«, stehen diesmal zwei populäre Orchesterwerke im Zentrum: Bedřich Smetanas »Die Moldau« und Modest Mussorgskijs »Bilder einer Ausstellung« in der Orchesterfassung von Maurice Ravel. Bereichert wird der Open-Air-Abend am Frankfurter Mainufer zudem von zwei bekannten Mozart-Arien und Richard Wagners Meistersinger-Vorspiel. Am frühen Abend bereits sorgt die hr-Bigband mit Sheléa für die ersten musikalischen Highlights und gute Stimmung am Main. Gastronomische Angebote runden in guter Tradition das Europa Open Air des hr-Sinfonieorchesters und der Europäischen Zentralbank ab, zu dem alle Musikfreund*innen wieder sehr herzlich begrüßt werden.
The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the Guangzhou Opera House.Conductor Paavo Järvi presents a powerful programme featuring works by Smetana, Dvořák and Elgar. Julia Hagen takes centre stage for a dazzling performance of Dvořák’s Cello Concerto.
The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the Guangzhou Opera House.Conductor Paavo Järvi presents a powerful programme featuring works by Weber, Haydn and Tchaikovsky. Julia Hagen takes centre stage for a dazzling performance of Haydn’s First Cello Concerto.
Berlin's Gendarmenmarkt will reopen in summer 2025 after renovations. The Classic Open Air festival returns, with the Konzerthausorchester Berlin and conductor Joana Mallwitz playing the opening concert. Tickets go on sale December 14, 2024.
The open-air concert at the Grugapark music pavilion is a beloved tradition. This season, the Essen Philharmonic, led by Tommaso Turchetta, ends with a colorful program, welcoming summer.
This spring’s Blue House Jazz series concludes with familiar faces for the Konserthuset audience: Dee Dee Bridgewater joins the Blue House Jazz Orchestra, led by Peter Asplund and Magnus Lindgren!It has been 20 years since the Konserthuset’s own big band was founded, and with this spring’s final concert, Asplund and Lindgren bid farewell as its artistic leaders, passing the baton to the next generation. This grand finale is a celebration at the highest level – not least since it features Dee Dee Bridgewater, the legendary vocalist and jazz diva who never fails to captivate her audience.Dee Dee Bridgewater’s life and career are marked by both strong integrity and artistic curiosity. A three-time Grammy Award winner, she has performed at Konserthuset three times before, most recently in 2016. This, however, will be her first appearance with the Blue House Jazz Orchestra.
Singer, composer, and visual artist – the versatile Cécile McLorin Salvant has carved out her own niche that expands jazz beyond its conventional boundaries: in addition to jazz, she touches upon vaudeville, blues, folk, and baroque music.It's an original and irresistible mix where the common denominator is the theatrical and powerful storytelling through text and music. She has been awarded numerous prizes and won several Grammy Awards. Her latest album was Mélusine (2023), where the Florida-born artist predominantly sings in French. Another example of her creativity is Ogresse – a 90-minute song cycle with her own lyrics, which she first performed in 2018 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.Cécile McLorin Salvant has appeared at Konserthuset Stockholm several times since her debut in 2017. With her, she this time brings an experienced trio featuring pianist Sullivan Fortner, who also contributed to Salvant's Grammy-winning album The Window, bassist Yasushi Nakamura, known for his exquisite yet swinging bass playing, and on drums, Kyle Poole, who has made a splash on New York's jazz scene in recent years.In cooperation with Stockholm Jazz Festival.
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